Gene E. Reitz Obituary

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Gene E. Reitz of Eldorado, Wisconsin, who passed away on September 16, 2020, at the age of 74, leaving to mourn family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Gene E. Reitz to pay them a last tribute.

He was predeceased by: his parents, Earl and Dorothy Reitz (Brown); his father-in-law Howard Abbs; his sisters, Mary Charneski and Sandra Reitz; and his brother-in-law Michael Pitler.

He is survived by: his wife Charlene (Abbs); his children, Shelly Lovejoy (Frank), Tina Rich (Martin), Becky Wojahn (Terry), Martin Reitz (Nikki) and Kristy Bohn (Craig); his grandchildren, Kristin Lohry Lohry (Jason), Kaitlin Engle (Nick), Alyssa Anderson (Travis), Brittani Martin (Cody), Tyler Wojahn (Megan), Alexis Starr (Christopher), Nichole Friese (Anthony), Matthew Rich, Makayla McGuire (Brady), Cole Lovejoy (Misty), Scot Wojahn, Riley Bohn, Austyn Lovejoy, Mason Bohn, Gracelyn Lovejoy, Emma Bohn, Jed Lovejoy, Christian Lovejoy, Shaliyah Lovejoy, Levi Reitz, Isaac Reitz, Christopher Morinville, Maleea Schrank and Mylee Schrank; his great grandchildren, Adalyn Martin, Evelyn Starr, Nora Engle, Rayah Martin, Ailish Lohry, Aliyah Friese, Jack Engle, Wesley Starr, Kardyn McGuire, Asher Friese and Shyla Lohry; his mother-in-law Florence Abbs; his siblings, Joyce Pitler, Shirley Krueger (Keith), Roger Reitz (Carol), Nancy Fields (Mark), Bonnie Hodgden (Jeff), William Reitz (Linda), Terry Reitz and Linda Taylor (Lyndon); his brothers-in-law, James Abbs (Roxanne), Ward Abbs (Joann) and Brion Abbs; and his friend Jerry King. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and other relatives, including his "brother".

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In lieu of flowers, donation can be made to the family for a memory garden to be created in Gene's name.